The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-20
PERSONAL.

PROF. WAYLAND, of Yale, will build a 5000
Baptist mission chapel in New Haven.
Mr. DRINKwATER was a candidate for member
of the Denver (Col) City Council recently.
SENATOR HoAR thinks, with Little Robert
Green, that tobacco is a filthy weed, and says
he will never, never use it any form
SENATOR EDAUNDs is said to be very partial to
a particularly fine brand of old rye, and seldom
drinks wine when there is any toddy around.
He also smokes and chews.
Miss ALICE JORDAN, who took the degree of
Bachelor of Laws at the Yale Law School last
June, has just been admitted to practice in the
Superior Court of Michigan
RUSSELL Cox, of Holdeness, n. H, who is
ninety years OF age, is suffering from severe
attack of whoopIng cough. His mother who
died recently, had the whooping cough when
she was l01 years Of age.
DAVID URQUHARr Mrs James Brown Potter's
father, is a fine looking old Southerner, with
white moustache and pleasant face. His man
ners are cordial and polished When in New
York he lives at the Brevoort,
Mrs. DINAH UNLOCK CRAIK thinks that women
united to bad husbands ought for their chill
dren's sake to leave them; not by divorce
which only enables the bad men to make other
women unhappy, but by judicial separation.
REV O. A. Glazebrook has withdrawn his nc
ceptance to the call to Holy Trinity p. r.
Church. Harlem. and the Rev Or. Bodine pres-
dent of Kenyon College, has been chosen IN his
stead 1t is confidently expected that he win
accept
IT is now understood that Mr.. George NJ Pull.
man, of Chicago. will decline the decoration
and title recently conferred upon him by the
King of Italy. not deeming their acceptance
consistent with his principles Us a citizen of a
republic.
HENRY c. LEA has at last completed his sHis.
tory Of the Holy Inquisition," the labor of
years Only two histories of the Inquisition
have been heretofore published, and both of
them are limited. covering only part of the
field. Mr.. Leas work will be in three volumes
LEE MERwETHER, whose Europe on Fifty
Cents Day has attracted general attention,
has just completed careful investigation into
the work and wages OF working girls of New
Orleans for the Federal Labor Bureau and is
about 10 begin the saneinquiry in Philadelphia.
POSTMASTER MowRY, OF Charleston, s. c., is in
luck. AT the opening Of the forty-ninth Con
gress he was appointed clerk 10 the Committee
on Public Buildings and Grounds at a salary of
5000 per annum. Recently the President an.
pointed him Postmaster at Charleston at a salary
OF $500. Under the recent decision Of the
United States supreme Court be will draw both
salaries until December next.
SIDNEY WooLLErr, the elocutionist. has a ro.
markuhle memory. A friend IA England once
let him thai he could not walk from Richmond
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